Clostridioides difficile 630Derm: CD630DERM_07320
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Entry
CD630DERM_07320 CDS
T03785
Name
(GenBank) putative radical SAM superfamily protein
KO
K24689
lipoyl synthase
Organism
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Clostridioides difficile 630Derm
Pathway
pdf00785
Lipoic acid metabolism
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Metabolic pathways
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
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09100 Metabolism
09108 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
00785 Lipoic acid metabolism
CD630DERM_07320
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Motif
Pfam:
Radical_SAM
His_biosynth
DUF1574
DUF1108
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
CEJ97279
UniProt:
A0A381I713
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Position
1:900883..901821
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AA seq
312 aa
AA seq
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MIRLSVGTAIELGILNKKSDIPPTTAYIMIGEKCINKCSFCSQSIESSTRKDKLSRVIWP
EFSKEEILDALKAYKGKNIKRICIQSMASEEAHNSVLDFINYISGKIDMPISLSAKLEND
EQIKKFFSAGVNKIGIAIDAANKELYEKIKGNNYDEKLKFITEMSKSYPNKISTHIIVGM
GESHEDIYNLYTYLKENDVTISLFAFTPVRGTKMEKINQPSIESYRRVQLMSYMINKGYP
KEYFKFKNGYLNSIKLDNDILKDINKGYPFEIRGCKDCNRPYYNERPGSTIYNYSRPLNQ
SEIDLAIREINL
NT seq
939 nt
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atgattagactatcagttgggacagcaatagaacttgggatattaaacaaaaaaagcgat
atacctcctaccacagcatatataatgattggagaaaaatgcataaataaatgcagtttt
tgttctcaatcaatagaaagtagtactagaaaagataaattatcaagagtaatttggcca
gagttttcaaaagaagaaatattagatgctttaaaagcttataaaggaaaaaatataaag
agaatatgtattcaatcaatggcaagtgaagaagcacataactctgttttagactttata
aactatataagtggtaagatagacatgccaatttcactatctgcaaaattagaaaatgat
gaacagataaagaagtttttttcagcaggagtaaataaaataggaatagcaatagatgca
gcaaataaagaactatatgaaaaaataaaaggaaataactatgatgaaaagttaaaattt
ataactgaaatgtcaaaatcatatcccaataaaataagtacacatataatagttggtatg
ggtgaaagtcatgaagatatatacaatttatatacttatttaaaggaaaatgatgtaacg
attagtttatttgcatttactccagttagaggaactaaaatggaaaagataaatcaacca
agcatagaaagttatagaagggtacagttaatgtcttatatgataaataaaggttatcca
aaagagtattttaagtttaaaaatggatacttaaatagtataaagcttgacaatgatatt
ttaaaagacataaacaaaggctatccttttgaaataagaggttgtaaggattgtaataga
ccatactataatgaaagaccaggaagtactatatacaactattcaagacctttaaatcaa
agtgagatagatttagcaataagagaaataaatctatag
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